No one ever reads this so why bother making a decent post.
By combining a displacement map with the wood grain texture generation when cutting, you can create textures of 3D woodcuts. I did this a while ago so I don’t really remember, but basically, you just replace/combine R with the displacement map.
displacement map
I wanted to include nutrition facts for some cookies I made. I found a website that worked pretty well, except for two problems.
There is not a lot of organization or formatting but it is this or nothing so…
Hopefully the before and (mostly) after is clear here…
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I started thinking about the trunk of a tree. Essentially, you have a bunch of concentric growth rings. I visualized this as something looking like the image below.
The center of the tree trunk would be in the middle of the left side.
Gameplay screenshot
I made an android app called sleep solitaire in unity. It isn’t much, and has some bugs, but it works. Feel free to download it.
I thought about putting it on the play store, but it costs $25 to make a dev account and I don’t really think it is worth it for this.
If I decide I might do more, I might make a play account though.
I wanted to make some grids to put on the drawers/shelves that hold tableware in order to let dust and such fall through. This project has gone through may iterations…
Some random samplings of revisions. Things like strength, tolerances, and print time can be difficult to simulate for FDM prints due to factors like print settings and anisotropic properties.
I was doing something and needed a machine screw. I had a bit of trouble finding what I wanted in this box. In part because the bins didn’t always match the label, but for some other reasons as well.
What is this mess? Why doesn’t it have a M2x5?
I am revisiting my old class stuff that I made, and updating / expanding it a bit.
(files at the end of post)
Needs revision, but the basic frame is mostly there.
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I wanted to make a simple robot chassis that could have things added to it as needed.
I decided to go with some pz22gr9120r gearmotors because they are cheap (~$3 each) and easy to find. The 1:84 gear ratio and 6-24V operating range means that they aren’t going to be going very fast on a 2s or 3s battery pack, but for just playing around I think that robustness is more important.
The top of the shell shown upside down, tanning in the desert
The body has a 20 mm grid for attaching components and takes about 12 hrs to print. The bottom takes another 3.
The next step was creating the hardware.
I’m blue. I’m purple. If I was green I would die.
Screen images may be simulated.
